''IvXv-J.-.'-.
m f
- .- r ,
i It;
. A HftBitai Xmorit WIadow Pre.
Mtt4 fUImfemt to Ct liege by the
ClaVistf 1894. r.
WlXSTOH. N. O., Feb. 14 A
fceitmrul." memorial window in
honor of North Grotiaa'ii Undented
antor,Zebaloi B. Vance, was
placed ib Salem Female college to
day. Tlie window is 3!) feet and is
made.i!:roaf hoot of opal glass. The
pattaro is known as a Lily design,
' beiBg - ft group tall Easter lilies,
with UUea ottbe Tallej clastering
at the base of the group. Over
this g dove appears as if descend
v ins from the sky. The prevailing
color Of this central portion is blue.
Belsw the central portion is a scroll
oa which' appears these word,
- "Senator Vance Memorial, present-
-d pj the Class of 1894." Around
the entire pictnre is a border of the
richest design the prevailing color
. being ruby red, and the entire
' window is set with bright jewels
t tsroanoat.
.! 'Tb:. window will be formally
presented to the college by the class
at the : annnal commencement in
1 SLEItfHIStt IlTsEW ORLEANS.
Kine Inches of Soow is That City
'? deneral Fall ml Snow in Louisiana,
- Texas muA Mississippi.
: KSW ; OELBANs, Feb. 14. A
special to the States from Sau
Antenio- Texn says. The heavies
fait of aaow ever known here has
.tees falling, and there is lour and
two handiedtha inches recorded
and it is till snowing.
la Hew Urleans this morning
roofs and window sills and fences
vaa lawns were covered witn a
this coating of snow, bat the full
Altogether did not average more
thaa half an inch.
Advices from different sections
wt Loaistaaa and Mississippi were
to the effect that snow had fallen
all aronnd.
. To-day at .11 o'clock it began
sowing heavily and continued
srithoat intermission aatil 7 o'clock
this. rening deveral improvised
leighs made their appearance dar
ing the afternoon. There was a
beary enow here ia 1SS1 and pre
teas to that in bat it is
thoaght this is the heaviest on
record. At least 9 inches of snow
have fallen. Street cats were aban
doaad oa all the roads all over the
city to-night, and not a car is mov-
; Touch and Go.
"-j TbucK the spot in the
hack, chest, limbs or side,
where the pain is, with an
Allcock's
Porous Plaster
and the lameness, soreness,
stiffness, congestion, will go
at once, leaving comfort,
Lcalth and strength behind.
latlcatlaa
r friable. Therrfora at-
aaaa having tka jaine AtxcociCs
Aaockm Shields.
v;AllcCk;3 Bunion Shields,
If aa;iia1aa a rcHf aaai cure for
; . . - aad aaaiooa.
. - v. Brandreth's Pills
ar jamrradons specific for oases of
Wlio-wnsCTiaini indigestion.
N
0VELT1ES !
- TT" HAVE tlTST RECEIVED
- the Biotst complete mid handsom
. -et asMiuaent ol ook-usi have ever
' (bent able to pltce lfre mv customers.
iThe VHjckiCrt3(lKth -Snatch uud Eng
. 3)4h Novelties, and re to tie obtained ex
; lnaely -of me. You will lie profited
. ; bv an esamkntiou of tliese "no!.. There
.viww'beingD TariiT on Imported AVool-
tens. I am eaablfd to make exceptionally
r ' -low prices on t be best poods.
; "im -... . M. GASKILL.
mmimKi
Stan EorroK Pleane inform your read-
eaa that lhare a positive -remedy for the
ahrrm iiaamrrt rtincanr By its timely- use
1 rtbooaaBda Of Wpctca cases hare been per.
wiaaen Ur cared. I shall he glad to send
itmof feottlesof my remedy fre to any of yrmr
, ili.il w who haTeoasnoiptioB if tber Till
aaaBaBethei axprefw and post office-address,
"Otespeetfnuy, T. A. Slomm. M. C. .
!. MS raarl acratf. ,iew J. OCX.
LADIES PO TOD KNOW
4 '-- tD,FEUX tE BRUN'S
steediii mmwi PILLS
ilr FRENCH, safs and ra
sa tke Karkat. Pric 11.00-. sent bi
. waaaaae aota oaij oy
: F. S. DUFFY, Druggist and
Sole Agent.
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
alty. Vtllaa m Caantrr. Nic in mrmrr
haaaaal awd mtkm. GfMtwt cdhtm
mm, a4 bat, Ml ir tm Mill .
IHIIW ftiatllHTI !' '
t ia a ?iiWwc mmmtm a m! to all th
aatguaf . f im iintinwi it un. mrk-
aiwWl. IV aMUnrr. GMptt. rand, for
aaa aa aJtwa. Caj b ait a, h, an, no.
aaarart at wit"r, rwMiriite'. ' - a lifa
1 tl rrHtM. moat, m.r.r W ri'r
m. r. Marrtna 4 Ca.. Clerk 10. Calumbu, 0
1 i laaitllnalTT aad
luaaaaiea. vaed for jm In
' aad tor aver thirty 7an by tlM
EvcrT alasle SperiOe
m aaaaed.
(draoiac panrtnc rw rdtM-tB
Bdavatn fart aad dctl taa tea. crvica
1 ut taa W aria.
' 1 Vtrrara, CaascaUuaa. Iailiaamtlm. . .43
- AI TTliai. Warm Ferr. Warm t olir i.l
J Tafctaa CoHr. Crrtoc Wakeftdaaaa .'ii
4-urka, vt Caildrea or AOola .Ji
Mfki, Cokto. Broacaltta .Ji
MlMialtla, Taotkacka. Faceache. sii
t n tUiara. Back Headache. Vertiao.. M
jaiala. Ullliaaaiaa, Coattlpatloa. .ii
1 1 tminma or Tmimtmi rerlaaa .'. .25
Waixaa. Taa Fiatwm Paraaoa 23
ia-CW. Iaryaaltlav. BoaraM . . .34
14 U Una, fcratpela. Eroptluaa . .i
1 haaaatlai. Khenmatle Pains tti
MalarVav. ChflM. rmr aad Atrue 33
IMUfri. aateraxa. Cold In taa Had. .Ji
at-WttaaltlCMct -ii
5IT-4a.MawySlaaa.aaa) ai
VS-Karraas Debility !.
Erlun Weakaeaa .Ji
CTkraa' jaln. j. l ianaaaa Throat .Ji
HTTaXr H RKTI9' WITCH HAZIL 011..
- rta rUa MaMaaaaaC. "-Trial 8-ae. X a-'ta.
.U a rcalft vi ata,
ua Maa.
VITAL TO MANHOQO.
Dm. E. C. WEST SFKTK AUD BRAIN TREAT
H
aak ataaataaaaa aliaaii !. rM, ) iuu. .
BKavaaanaraamxav, ill aitaaraa a., u
CFEGIFICS
HI.VI, a a pact Ac tor Hyateria, DizziiMM, Fit. Nu
iaJS)a, Haa dacha. Srrmw PmatratkHO raaad by
aaaoaMMarateaacaov Wakaralaeaa, Mental Dprewk.o.
- Sortaainc otf Braia, caaama: iaaanity. mtoery, tleca ,
aaath. rmmataia OU Aa, Bananpeaa, Iaa nt
' Taaai la alihea mmx. Iaiaot gy, LeocorrhCTa aad all
Taaaala Weaknaaaaa, Inwolantary Lt miaa, Sperma
Innhiaa caaaad by orar-axartioa o braia. Self
abaaa. artrar-lndalreBca. A aaoDth tram linear, si,
for K, araaaui. With aaeh order fnr boxaa, with
' -aawtaaaatdwrittaatgaaiaalaatorefoiKl If ant cared.
Uaaiaana taa aad by aceatt. WESTH LTVEB PILLS
. earaa 8icfe Haadacha, BtUoaamara, Llaar OocBpiaint,
aiami gaoaaaca, Dyip ip rta and OooatlpatiOQ.
-, VAMASia haana aaiy by
:J'T. S. DUFFY, . Dniiigist and
Sole Agentr --i.- ;-: ;.
JOURNAL.
M 0 N V. V .
Money ! Dai you say Moue .'
Well, really, there is nothing ho
oniversally popular as renney
Everybody is in favor of money,
dad it is remarkable that tin-re i-
a kind of money, as old as the lulls
and hoDOrable through all the aget,
that is now the object of violent
and persistent assault. 'With sil
ver, "To be, or not to be, th at's
the question.''
There ia no natural antagonism
horwPttn p-nld uml silrpr. ("r-xi. lu
THE
His intiaite wisdom and goodneee, u'li 1,11 Sl
placed them in monutaiDs aiid men v,. ci
plains to cherish His children and uiocr.it s
beautify His footstool; and in His put n I' '
word they are as twin sisters, going cr.it m -
band in hand on missions of utility not s v ih
and blessedness. 'he v i
Why the war upon silver '. A' hat A:it:!.e!
evil has it doae " It is the poor stand toy man's
friend, and has not until re- sec ins to t)
cently ben offensive to the rich.
It is the daty of Government to
provide for its subject?, and since
money is necessary to personal
comfort the Government is recreant
of it fails to supply a snrticieucy of
it for all the people. It is no p.irt
of the dutv of Government to till
the pockets of individuals, but
with well regulated laws, industry,
prudence and economy w,ll keep
the wolf from the door.
It is not lawfal lor individuals to
coin money, and if the Government
fails to do it, one of the objects for
which Governments are instituted
is defeated.
Gold and silver is the money ol
the Constitution, and from the be
ginning of the Government to a
late period they joarneyed on.
h..H in han.1 wit.hniiK nither lieinE?
jealous of the other, and during tbe The Deti.oar.its are splendid in
periodof their harmonious coin pan-! '-he formuli'.i -n of platform, bat
ionship the coantry was in the en 1 have icceatiy been absolute failures
joyment of its greatest prosperity. , in carrying ilu-nr, on', simply be
Tbo paper currency is affected cause there is i..-. m ister spu if to
by the gold and silver controversy, ! ""horn ai! vi-Id c-n-lidence and obe
and there cannot be a sound andjdieDce.
stable currency until it is settled.
It ii not to be expected that
there c he a perfect agreement,
bat is iniambent upon Congress
to atrrce uooa society in 2 r.hat will
give a msasure of relief Lo ibe,ynunAm and enter tbe lecture
countr? . r;e!d, we may soar into the bine
ThVrar. fnit. i with the Ii. i ?'-here ji , weigii tin planets and
ocratic msjority. liepublicaus are
standing aloof, and nothing would
be more pleasing to them than tbe
atter failure of t'je Democratic
party to meet the financial situa
tion. The truth is, the principles of the
Democratic party are .sound to the
core, and -now it is that Democratic
Administration fionnderj in the
mire of lispubliean theories is inex
plicable. Tbe utter failure of tlie
Democratic party in Congress
to meet the financial situation will
canse the restoration of the Kepubli
canparty,but it will give no relief to
tbe coantry. While the Democrat
ic party has failed to provide ade
quate currency, tbe
Republican
party is at war witti the principles
in which the republic was founded.
THE Dft'FEREXCE.
There are many points of differ
ence between the Republican and
Democratic parties. Difference in
principles has been widely dis
cussed; but today we are to consid
er the difference in methods.
The Republican party stands for
its. own ao all times and nnder all
circumstances. Tbe texo o-f the
Civil Service law is not in its way.
Republicans take tbe broad posi
tion that Republicanism is right,
and that a Democrat in oflice is
positive hioderance to national
properity as well as an impudent
intrusion upon the rights of a
better man who is justly entitled to
the place, lhe holding ol Demo -
cratic sentiments is held to be
sufficient reason for expulsion from
office accompanied with social os
tracism. This is a strong cord to bold the
Republican party together. Every
Republican knows with absolute
certainty that the success of Ins
party means the turning out ot
every Democrat, arid the induction
of a Republican into every oftiee.
Hence every man in their ranks
fights for bis bread and batter.
Look at North Carolina and New
York. In these states it is not
enough for Republicans to be elec
ted to offices in which vacancies
exist because of the expiration of
tbe time for which an incnmtient
was elected, bat offices are abol
ished in order to oust Democrats,
and reestablished to furnish places
for hungry Republicans.
i
Tbe Washington Post iu its col
umn of "Capitol Chat," says.
"Senator Hill's democratic soul
in stirred at the slaughter of Ins
brethren in New ork by tbe new
Uepublican administration in that
State. Diogones with his lantern
never searched more diligently lor
an honest man thau the New York
Republicans are searching tor
Democratic officeholders. And
wben the latter are found wh-z !
tbe ax falls, and another head
drops into the basket.
"In contrast to this and a sad
and mournful cootrast. thiuks Mr.
Hill is the action of tbe adminis
tration in the matter of appointing
postmasters in the Empire State.
To make this contrast a matter of
official record, be secured the
adoption in the Senate yes
terday of a resolution calling
upon the Postmaster General to
give tht number of postollic.es iu
the State of New York: the number
of postmasters appointed by Presi-
dnr. Harrison, and allowed hv
President Cleveland to serve out
theirfnll terms: the number re.
moved for cause before the expira bond i..easnr, and that he will at
lion of their terms; the number of once order i p. r ceu' com bonds
postmasters in appointed by Pres- .printed and delivered to he syndi
ident Harrison whose terms have cate Aneady about 10,0o0,(K,0
expired, bat whose successors j 111 old has beeu )m1 by the syndi
have not been nominated; and cate.
lourtii t
-I
n t
r 1 1 1
S.-n;i'C luil
. :t. ' ha": the
ha ret in. d a
lo'.ir.in cflice
t ast between
reform ae-8 of
ii administra--,
i-erv stribine
,1
F .'.1ci.il lir.Y
rn 1 1 '; ; ' v
t hoiiltT-. I i
th' a. :: i- :
the i.c a l:
tinii in New
is ro;i: ;i ! i
for-c.uc ;.
er.il a 1 1 : 1 1 ". : i ;
There i -1
)e:nnL'! i ' .
ldlcuiion l
The in iiJM-H
the' removal-
freserit
it
1, 1
telMUg What the
y has lost by the
K.;;ub'.itM08 in trnce.
h i e never aCt'euted
,:!::; Mr. Cleveland
the ;t I
wi-on were the early
r ' ti e national I)e-
1'..'. l li 'V voted to
. ..I I.U hamn
v i'.i . : r.d they are
i . !i the working tf
' ha-n'aiu'.
;ei;.'e. K e mi bl icans
v ,v .,, nf thm
i an v attention
to the ('..-Mi
their le.td -r.
as an niio n
llepubhean !:
of it irisl atioo bat
1 'A 0 1 1
, -i ible
liiiltT
1 be regarded
t-in for any
f
tbe House
to take ii s e , .
1 led. Every wtion 0, th, ,
. h:s le-idership, This being a la. " r :
i'leiice the parly is . ble to presume t h ir : !:
i j-cfiiiu phalanx. all'jrd to raise ti:
.; and blandfr-IPe,01 , l,v "
Ceded, the i It'M on
. rant on to the - better rj,.t.8 :u w. ,. ,
of its o ject. The Cut are ? and the st-n-
h.'.s li; leadei; no ,' reducing the aeie ig"
( to
am
of t h.Tll " '
, a s a c j'.i -
rs com Pact as
Tnere ;s ;.-" U
in T, tn t i ' in t.
accomplish:
Democratic
organ . itio
on o: ic':-
nothing
Tfieri .m
r.ver.v
nd the
man is his
. i
partr does
1
n:;iny foo'.i in the
Kpub:i 'an r t::- in C ingress as i more corn, u.o e z
there are ( u the Leaieeratic side of produce and mo;e n
. . ...kinds, lii'i.fl, itit-r.-the
House.out t lo y are m.tde to hold ! thjDgg ,h(. -
their tongues, atoi o-t rveea pp!
for their: and at his command they
i live, move and hav their being.
SI NS AMI PI. VNKTS.
We d ) not lnrt-r.d to wiite a des
sertatin on A-I mcotj, When
the tune comes tor us to renounce
he ii.t:tne, diameter and
cireumk-ience of --the arm- of ied
stars l h it 'sentinel the helos of
illimitable sp ic;.''
Our tt-riiiory ;s the world politi
cal, ami he ei.q-.iry that throws its
ad venturou-i gleam iipm our men
tal hotizon is. II iv e we any fied
stars in our poa':cil heavens, or
are our jreat.-s' luminaries planets
revolving around tome central sun.
There was a time when Cleveland
was I H'kcii upon as a fixed star in
ti:a ienu -ft at ic firmament. The
most powc: tijeseope could not
detect the .-1 git test csjuii-Utjoo,
The error was tViniainental. The
Democratic pan is no man wor
shipper. 'Pr.ncipie.-, not men'' ia
I inscribed on all i'.s banners, and
according as it has oeen laithiui to
its baptism .! vows has been its
glory and it s l :me.
The Ccnti.ir ...ii is the Central
Sun ot .iio. 1 ican Democracy.
AroaDd if pl.tueis revolve, and
when the b'igli'es'-of I hem wanders
from its crbi' it ttecomes a lost
pleiad. or a tnai gnant comet scat
tering desolation in in path.
The liepu;il;e;,u party is differ
ently org in-.-'.). Loot ing upon
every tiiMg on this aublunary
sphere as 1 1 .in.-;i oty, it is cgsen
tiaiiy a pirty ot measures, with
men as i:s m i naries, each period
ot i,:r,irv h i
iM; central sun.
1. 'old was its sup,
I t us ere ; p 1
with S
ton in
The
e'.V.it .
gre
i :c in
!, . aase
a-ieta.ry
tt t ie;
Holt and 8'an
vstem.
st :c ii wi h the
' Kepnb
r.y t jday is, who is
i.giit, .McKinley or
ate very different
1 a hundred Repub
s are watching them
tiu. gr
' Ueeil
T;.i
e.s.
I u ;n : n
lican tciesei.
to see w hie.',
around wa:.
vo'ving. A
both at- :;:
are appreao
collision. p:
matter ,i ..d
bn' we i'.o l
anticipation
centri! a tl
eanisi)-. w..:
courses ol
and d ; a ,v ..
supreme !
reaches the
IS.iS
'! ar
c-U -s.
II
.ii steadier light;
tha plauats re
Ion exists thai
-orno star-gaz?rs
-. e t hat t here will be
eric o) the wreck ol
ic crush of worlds,
ridu.ge in such an
rue centripetal and
1-ier.ccs of Republi
i est rain the liery
e po!:iiei heavens
; -s-.-i- .-tars to the
iry whos'i light
H: ih of Uepub-
r;a" i.n.il campaign
; -.r:y will emblazon
i I i e i ii t 1 1
! Iu ;h-'
the lie; '.;
a nam" :
1st Hid ;
j public in
ilees ;1,
w. II r c a c
' peri-a .
' B'.t
can d
r. stem,
lie iven -vol."-'
a:c
d nkiiess.
to;
i ' '! "mmc pa; ty wu ;
i-'.e. if the Ue-1
t
i c :ufs eratic and
' ii- hole herd :
: i -op pi , ice and '
- i 1 heir sun '
darkness
; - disaster
I Vino-ratio
a e'erual jn the
1 - : ' inets nillat TP- j
o: go out id utter
I
; ' i P ( Hif nil Xt'ir ( i ;i
V, i 1 !. , li S vnilic lie.
, ... Feb. 1 I. The
- I '; e.-;deii r t o formally
i- 1'ingi-nt agreement
time
rati!;,
with
M i
P.-lr
Imont svndi-
cafe to i ,n ; . 1: t-.'
gold b." Sr- bug if
,si;;. H(io,oo() in
MiJ,ooo,000 in I
per cent. '' yens bonds on a ."..' .',
percent interest basis, does not
expire until February ltftb.
The opinion is However, express-.
ed to-night .n financial circles that j
the 1 res o sen r u i ., regaru me action i
."ivue oi
'ts purpose nor to pass any gold
i .... tt ....... t .-..t:. -ri
i
I! .i i -
h,t it
( :iri U"
bar
(; .1
Hone .
We eiminei.;!
clipping Irom lot N
to t he c.irctul mv-.
agricuiluial rea.lt r
! The question ut
1 1
H i all
-r.i:
1. 1 oar
;o be
a:
pnt in cotton t h c.r m i e.viving
a trood iiem im ;i : e;: ii:i. ,11111 111
order to r-e"iire a- iHurimn in
acreage of the ic.i: per cent,
. f . seas,..,, the
president of the A niei lean Cmtoo
Grower's Association
making a
tour of the cotton States, and it is
t0 bd boJ,ei ,,tjlU 11
will be
, crow neu win mm .
Messrs..) (. 1
( 'o. , of
f ;i itiil.ir
on the
,r IS1.").
of de-
New Vork, have i'it
under dite ol l-'cb.
( 8 U b j C t 0 f CO ! 1 1 '. I) ai'M'l
:i
Thev rea'ize t Uw d
I..'
termioing the a v.-;
COJt of prodll. i it; e :' :
reason that the ,ncv,
tions widely diller
sections
Of I he e
' est i rn a ted t h i ' t hi
Atlantic States is
.tiv i.w i 'i
cents per i him,
Texas,
0 j i b ) t -
t x;'tcd
any
1 v.
ies' ion a-
Ai kans-is and 1 1
M:
torn lands it is s :A no'
, i cents, or, .m iuh.i..
i Kid nrtt m irn I n i :i . n
; -h cm
a" the
. it-, ir cou
-, !i .; are
...-I in Cie
.. ,s in
I ; 1 r the"
! h
ere is
luc Ir,""uu ' "
i t reduction in t!i-- a,"e
...
is the farmer to :o;
is what
land he
may derive a hvir g .'
j Tbe answer to th:
thai would be lar i.io
to him than bv
1 !! g
)t
and devoting ad
cotton raising. T.ie
the South is wi Jiiu 1
ing. Let the far mts
cotton acreage f ia
put the s:jr
a acre:!
odUMi.H
t the
:i spch
growth and pio
things as he w
m arket far. '1 1
i !.:.! a
s if.-: ng
le t Iv
done,
their independence is ;:
lhe benefit thereirorn w
spread,
MWVKK V. I. I Vl s
;;ied. and
"he wide!
I
i
i !:( il I-. I
I'ilizdis of Aslii iille !.nn:!i to i!, lioce
Thai Hp Has lt Tramlcil Anume.
AsnEVii.i.K, N. C.
J. Lv man, arrested in '.
yesterday, i s a well ami
knon citizen o. : in- e
he has Jived lor t he lis'
tjfteen juars. JJe has
1 :
,1
i-w ork
fivorabU
ty, where
t veU e or
c-ii socially
li business
nt ol pro.
prominent we!: a;i
and holds a 1 ir ge an.o
perfy here.
The communii v will t, .
to believe M r. L man lias
ally delrandid or dtceivt.l
That bis judgment in the
making loans h.ts m.; tti c
best is thought here i.tr-e
He is a son ol t he late- P.
man, of the J):o a" ot N
lina, and has a ia:i , .
ci y loath
1 1 1 y o i e .
matter o
;i n the
posi !ie.
-hop Ly
, 1 1 Caro.
OTF.S A 1 It iMHi.l.
Rimanism has niof- logic
thgin trutl : Protestnn ism more
froth than logo . t 'hi lstiaLity both
truth and logic icm t'lrs on;- id' our
exebanges.
A pbysu-iac i:i author.! v lor the
statement that tue o::tinHt.l use
of liquor will talc the coat frota
a man's stomach. We Wcie al
ready aware t hat is no: infrequently
took the coat on" his back.
Mr. Joseph Knltin, who iies
near Tarboro, on liity acs. s ol laud,
with hree horses made lifty-turee
large bales of c tton, J". . barrels
corn, .'loO bushels potatoes, I'.OO
bushels ot peanuts u-,d f-iiougli
long feed to I ist Ins team
months, in addi'lon t
eighteen
i thai he
toik, and
hog and
) has filled duoo pound-, of
eonataeutiy , is enong:
hominy to .p .rt.
Mr. .loel I'. Va !r, ol
contnbutcs to tiii : . : ;:
an ar ticle en' i" 1-1
Experiment, with I'opn
( 'io; id
iiy J-.'rum
' aiorado's
lii-'ti," in
I'.ipUllSt
,i as purely
!. .'.ercrit
.-.'lis. He
in tbe
ol a sl i'on
t gr;iy and
obbgatton
ticar tne
t 'olorado,
: ! kely to
which he sho.
asfieDdanci? in C
t bar
r .do -,
accidental and did io
the great mass oi
declares that nos!;:
Union uwill there be t
ger spirit ol business i
faithlulness in u aaaci ;
than among tho-e i,;i
burden of tax -. : -n' " n
and that Co'ora lo is n-t
repeat her experiment in
government .
Populist
One of the ; . :.::
slutting is that m ) m-"
. . :. t..oral
t"V people
and public
ird- t bar it
i .'. ci n rime
snppose that pnvate
affairs have two ta::.
is wrong to US'- an em
lor private gam,
public oflicer to (
and then leave tl
to a deput v : that
secure a privilege
im. rig::5 for a
Iraw Ins salary
regular duties
it
wrong to
's He 1 1' by
r ; g b I 10
am !aign
i party's
or on
e !. bu
o a i
bribing a city eon
subscribe mo:.ev
fund to b;,y u:. - :
advantagi ; or that a .i
may be made iir-rw ecu ibe
ami public c b at t : e i o
men.
The Fehrn :y ip: m '. ;
Review of K'U ie w e :l
fusely ibnsti al ed " : ' -de
Cotton U'ati , ,.; Intel
Exposition, i o.'; , . 1
Clark llowtll, . d '
!'on. ;
.lilts i
Vers i
i In-
( 'oilStl! Ut i,)U.
the llltlis'l'
I
Southein S'a'i s ia a . '. eomptc
hensive mann-r. a:. ! s:,-t'. s tlitt
the -:xp.)siti,.:i is i ;- : n i ; oi . ' hi
a very nrnad sen :- r tin.- term,
sena
to lie
This article
; a i e. 1 a ISO
' , wined
: country.
n editions
n of about
in t);0 ibbOpe.H
circulates ui ever
The Anient- h
together ii ivt'
in . i.
j.,i i,li'M ::opii-s, ai ti this article
will do more th. in ;m ti.ing hereto
fore printed to give t' e !-. position
a world-wide !.all c : . The texi
is artistically iilo -'r ti -d with hand
some cuts ot the dill -rent build
ings and ixcebetit li .li-totie pni
ti aits of t he i tiict-r-.
The ('innl.a -n 1 : - l.a inl-
Co;,r;.ii.i i S. (.'., Feb. 1.
The
governor's Guar.!.
ol ti. is city, the
war. the first
company whose i i .4
rilisert m ,bo c,; v H
Mi xa o in
tnat great a-rugg
drew ffom thp
e, tt). nigb.t with-j
Sm e volunteer
troops and furled its b ittle scarred :
flag, relnsing to enhct under tbe :
new administration militia rule I
winch reouires such niemliera to
tike an oath to obey for two years
any order the Governor may give.
the roTTOv
I KTIFK HJOn SATI0AL LAPIfAl,
Ni r li ( aniliija mid Vireri nia mid Per--onaU
iiicr and I'onds Outrage-'
. ii- . t rayaaranee of t lie Ninnte.
Pendleton King, Esq., of North
Carolina was one of thirty-eipht
gue-ts at a dinner given at the
i'.iiiHh Knbassy by Sir Jalian
I'annoefort this week. Mr. KiDg
is now chief of the Bureau of
Index s and Archives in the
State Department. He was Seore- j
tary of Legation at Constantinople
during Cleveland's tirei adminis-
tranori while lat Hon. S S. Cox
was Minister of Tuikey.
He has
traveled a great deal, and is a most
entertaining conversationalist, a
' fact J just f'jnud out when he was
my guest at dinner.
The silver senators propose to
talk our the remainder of this
acreage session, except such time as shall
. Id.- the be devoted to passing i he appro
c 'iidi- pnation bills which are aosolately
il ii -rei t .necessary. They are determined
j: h to th watt any legislation inimical
.r in the to the white metal if talking and
P'kt 1 iatnentarp techincalities can do!
it. While Senator Stewart was
laiKing silver yesceruay l-iucnara ;
was the only Senator oa tbe;
repuol'.ca side of the chamber. Car- j
i I. : - . . i . j . -.-. 1
lisle aud the Ways and Meaos Com -uiittee
were in conference over a
compromise, financial measure
ever a I hours ye ferday but nothing
dttloite has yet developed except
another bond issne bill which will
never pass. . euo-commuiee now
1 nas it in oaarge.
Mrs. Senator Pritcbard and
onug William McKinley Pntohard
have j nued Senator I'ritchard ail
tae obitt.
I learned at the Treasury ld-
uartment that the income tax
: to raise 1 coiiecor will oe appomtea by the
:a ! more Collecor of Internal Kevenue for
;,.,! (,f nil each state. The Commissioner ol
.-.re m my Internal lisveuue declines to make
c in raise 'he appointment 1 except on recom
i prufi'able . mendatioq of the Collector. The
i-;; u ; 'me i salaries of the oftoials range from
hn I mil to to sl Sd and are in force as
re nedv for ! long g the income : ox arnend
o vn k eep- meut to the tanlF bill stands,
re. luce the The proposition outlined and
ear, and ! ct ndemned in my last letter to your
paper to pay a Members private
secretarj 1 100 a mouth for doing
luoiiiiut; uuu B'K" 's uih ur uei
juameto tije pay roll during the
recess, vyas defeated when put to 8
yea ani pay votp. The
members werei afraid of
it. It is well fhey were,
The taxpayer's wjll stand a good
deal, hot some things are too ont-
rageoas to be bornp. Jlr. (traford
has never drawn one oent of thjs
loU ap)iropriated, for a "private
secretary" and fonght the pro
position manfully, fie Renounces
tbe entiie appropriation as a
stupendous fraud. A nomberof
wives of members liavp done tbe
' alleged'' work of a ,lpriva'e secre
tary" and used the 100 for pin
ai(nev; This "work" consisted in
mailing a few (Jocoments and
writiug a few letters- The defeat
of the rpsolution meaps a savjog
of something over $30,0Qf) of the
people's money. T&8 (Jemocratio
party wiJ never, get into power
again uritjl its so calle.c leaders
preach and practise eponony where
Congress itself is concerned. Tbe
reckless extravagance of the 8enate
i proverbial and disgraceful.
An elegant reception was givtp
to Senator Hatris of Tennessee last
night in honor of his re-election to
the Senate. Wben his new term
expires he will have served thirty
-i years iu the I'uited States
Senate. Bis parein'S went to
Tennessee from Granville pounty,
jjorth Carolina a few weeks before
be was born. He always speaks
affectionately of Iorth paroliiia
as his grandmother. He is chair
man of tbe democratic oaucas, is
acting ex ofliice acting vice preeP
dent when that offiical it. absent,
aud is conceded to be lhe besi
preliamentnrian in either Qousti of
Congress.
The cold weather has killed
Francis Daulop, tbe bjggeBt crank
in this city of cranks.
The miny friends of Mr. Robf.
E L. Ranch will be glad to hear
ot bis promotion to chief clerk in
the ci.roe of Mr. W. A. Tmk,
Gener'al pa'sepger Agent of the
Southern Railway, an this c;y.
In lg.Sd, Mi. Ranch, then a mere
lad went into Mr. Turk's efftee as
mailing clerk. He did ihe work so
well that he was soon promoted
to the position of Private Secretary.
.Vow ha get aootqer promotiou
and a handsome salary all due to
merit. He a model young man
and deserving cf bis good lortune.
Mr. Ranch will be sacoeftded in
his place by Mr. Wm. A- Johnson
ol Mabane, who has won bis way
by good work in an humbler capa
city. Mrs. Meredith of Virginia re
ceives today assisted by a bevy
of p.-etty giris. Miss Mildred Fee
was one oftbe guests atftbe dinner
given at the British Embassy this
wee);. The family of the late
General Eobt. . Lee are related
to and connected with some of the
noblest houses in he J'oglish
peerage.
Washington, 1). C., Feb. lit, '!-.
Ol K MIMSTF.lt TO MEXICO nEill,
s'tnf-rion - --
pn ate , Pnrnuioiila E"s Ills Fife ,ne Ibe 1 1th.
1 i nhiifj city of Mexico, Ju'iy uTJni
i ted States -Minister Isaac Gray
of the j arrived hero irom the Frnited
us a pro ; State this morning, he was insensi-
on th.'jble, having been attacked with
is p ion al ! double pnenmonia. He was im-
mediately removed to the Ann
hosjytal and doctors Lyceago and
liray t'aamicBd l,im and held a
eonsulra. ion. Al .a o'cloc1 t hey
pionounced his case hopeless.
Mrs. Cray and Bayard Gray, her
;on, are in constant attendance
upon the living man. Gieat
j sy uipainy is ieu w n u i ueuj tuiuugu-
1 out the official circles and the
I diplomatic corps,
' INIANAPOLTS, Ind., Feb. 1-1
; Pien'e Gray, eon of the Minister
I ..n.i : ... i - ...v. - u . A u
ot Me?ico received a telegram at
In o'clock to night saying that the
minister had died at 7 o'clock.
Intense .Feeling Against the (7ar
Russia.
In
Br.ut.iN, Feb. 1 I The Lokal
Anzeiger has this dispatch IVom
St. Petersburg.
'Since making his declaration of
, absolutism the Czar has received
j almost daily Nihilist proclamations
i and threatening letters. It is
rumored that palace official has
j been arrested for placing in His
Majesty's ptudy printed pintures
of the assassination of Alexander
III. One pictnre is said to have
deptcted the assassination of the
present Czaa in tbe maaner in
which bis grandfather was killed.
GASlXPLbt::..
lYO.Mnr -i . 1. -
One Man Ki'letl -Three OiIk - -Iiijinod.
Meadvii.lk, Pa., I'd.,
gas explosion, followed !
completely wrecked there- i
G. H. Cu'.ter, the lumo-,
bnilding of Gutter . V,: ,
can; fcfl tbe dertt of (it-i
and serious ii juries to li:.-, .
and housemaitl.
There bad been lor some
leak in the fuel gas supi I
the t-treet, and t his moi i, ;
o'clock George. H Cutter
Cutter, Charles Cn"er.
Cutter and W. M. . i' in:
lu Iront ex am i ii i Ha t a
locomot ive and eat) tos - p .
' he gas igiii: ed itoui t tie
fire-box. Two de ifen:ng i
tollowed completely u;..U
two story rti.lt-nce vs h .
it was a heap ol riiotii!i
log wood.
Tlie warehouse and i li:
took fire iustauilv. fuc ;i
added to the fire, ai.d i:; I
live minn'es neailv t);e ir
wa8 jn a baZ:J.
Mrs. Cutter and t
wr,(, w.lf ,n t .. h ,,
ie H :
e. u .
burned and in j artd
banly live.
The boy Charles wis f
i tbe wreck bv a hu-e
rested on his leg. I : w
that his leg would h-.ve
1 0 j- heroic woik t h -
i given time enough t 0 c 1
fa, j 4CkSCrews and he w as
I e(j'
vm Cutter v-as hiii,
j y tu e explosion, and -v,t
(.T rtCr08H the street. ( i.
, ala0 u Ult h ac uor ni,.,.s
Cu'ter, who died shout
expljsioa, was ba tly nan.
was carried ta a neigh h u
an J died in a few nnuu e.
THE FIRE MYSTERY NOi
Why o Many Cutlon Sterna, r
Xew Orleans Have Fires in ii
A Man Arrested for Pntloi. i
borons iu Bales of C'titum
New Orleans, Feb. l : - I
Qakes, alias ();es. who wa-t a
ed last evening on the b-
SouAbpfiTr and is cli ng, d
tho assis-ance of f wo or mo:--spirators
or con federates, i: . b
cit open the ends of t wo o
cotton, ready to be stored o
stpamer Flr'J'aD! alid s - - :
therein a quanuty of , o:.i
material, for the purpose o! !
ing up the vessel, or destro;, :
same by. fire, was arraigned !
UommUsioner ight th;s ;;
and entered a plea of nor g...
tbe charges pending, Tn.- p;
was placed under an ;;;..-.,:
bond in tbe enni of ."i,i oo.
Oakes has the appear :. .
hard looking customer. 1, ?
has not been in ;he c-ty m r.
two months, and came he:.
Savannah, He claims. ::, t
not a member of any of ; .
oub labor organ i. itions, hut .-.
ibat he knows sowe'laii;:
loading cotton on board, o' .- .
The sticks taken Ittn;: ':.
bates ot coftoD, wrap; t d np ;
cloth aud which were li:: p
ally thought co be dy nam ; c :
to-day to have been r-.-;i;.
phosphorus, and it w is t,.;
probably the intent
perpetrator not to t.b.o.r m
ship or injure any oi me o ;
employed iu loading the t .-,
evidently to destroy the . j
the vessel by f.re. The cc-x''
matter was carelqlly I, .'id o;
back pf one ot the I nge
b0"ks in f he marshal's i iV.
night with a glass cm-i ;
so that no one w i;.l i .
endangered with it. TVs m
it 'fas found that the i :i
cealed in the wrapping Im-l
fire during the night, u:, I :
was nothing left but the c .
remains.
Por some tirne pJ.s', s'e ,;:
buroing Fas been a frtq u m
rence at Savannah. Lis, t-
the general supposition tn
man who is now under a:.. -belongs
to the coaspuacy
bps so long made th -.' p -:
risky for vessels to p-M-:'. e c ,
from. However, the piooi o
enstain sqeh a theory . i ;
that there have teen a tuu!. :
tires ou shipboard here and
generally vessel-1, atter P
here bare been (im ov ; .
taken in connection ii-i
discovery, would seen:. :. .
the theory that a sb o : .
gang has been at woik.
DIAMOND bliOAl.
Its Urgent Need niierbii i t .
ffpronn Place The Fitrni : A
Present placr unil Fnvorah
loo)..
A writer, "Iex,:' in tin-
ian has this to say of th" p:
Hj?ht hoasj at Cape fiat'
which so much interest is I.
The Diamond Shoals a
flatteras off the coas; ct
Carolina is regarded by m a;
the most treacherous and
oas point on the Anierie
At far less important p-n::
houses have been bin It. .
ing has been done
erecting one on Di imon i ;
save the attempt made t o:,
ago to build a m ru." n : c
however, failed.
Since this failure, the
ot exports have b en
j thither, and la-
c.-tison was taken theie a :
made of t he hoi ; :.: .
minder only the si:eb.-r.. i ;.
remains, which serves c.s u
during the day. Em
officer of tbe Engineering !
meut visited the spot arid -'-a
mach gratified to see ' -had
stood tbe bettiugoi ti c
hence the suhjecr. is no:
considered The writer is p'
to learn that places a-e
prepared and estimates to
a spiral light house, h v...
the structure seen in the
peake bay. The spiral s ,
affords ODly a small tann-i t
wind andbighseas. . ) 1 , t
will be well aboe the i.
point waves will lik'dv
Wbile 150 feet above tn--will
be the largest and tno-t ;
ful light ever displayed
American coast. The co-:
probably be a million and .
dollars.
'Work will be commenced !
in tbe spring.
In the race of life it isn't
fast men who come out ;:!.
SlIM'i'.N.sAKY FC'.NDS.
i -, I !. r D-'I'aultiii? Dia-
pe:i-ers.
i a in , S. C, Feb. 12. Gov-.
I.-, atis has commenced to
:l.elw to those dispensers
ii o c been found to oe default-b.-
exioessed it a tew days
i i.e I'HKt man among these!
: - ol i tie S'ate to bud himself
n ic 1-, Mr. K. O. Evans, tbe
r ,-: Sr , .Matthews, in
ir -.; co-ia' v. The nfli -i tl ; !
'a b. ,-. -one mr this tils,
e. ! - 1; - and finds t i'tf t here
- ' a i ..g- -i ! i I .veeu -J -i O and
-lio i f.v'ais says there w.v-.
; b- i tm b , m Id do Mir t o
:i. i. ly, ui order to pr-terv e
lie . t the ell oe maiiat!i--i
t he tilpt i!Sar C -n-
,.(: ii.is (.eut, t be bond if .
. ,,-n .M,,. im.n'iiiiivecl, IaEelor"Q.a,x"v 1st-
, i, - at 'oi ni'V 8 at Oi Hi ge
1 - I ,. . d them to proce. d
:" t-i sin,- upon the tmiid
r t e nnuuiit ul !ho Hlmrt 1
a : ..) ilecob tl to h -tVe D s '
F. e- pai -ceer d 'o t he lull
t ;.i- 1 i w f. r grand Fire. n
. .- b . I" nest.
in- my- the short.
b- can aM'ertain fill-
oa the coiia'y ami il.i.
I a :o ! s d 'ie the S' t ' e
t; i--or ot I ed ttie (X
' e t ti d i - jic ns.i ry and
' o .- -in - pei -en w bom
: oi co a , 1 1 I .shall select to
d -pellS'i' ;
i ' ans has not yei
: ,; v -.-1-jis ;t j; : i. !t any
. I i - pi- n - (v s who haie ,
a 'o:e de'aiilieis, but In
j -d . ;. iiiii c tt-s h vt couri-e .
'. K! iy puisne with all oi ,
e. -a pi r pi ia' ion of S; ate j
a ; Mi '.s c . u sed q te a ! l r :
' o i v.ji.ai' es o: the d'.epeL- '
;;si! V ro!M!EsPOM)ENCE.
It aip ninqs on Several Lines;
i i c's of list Mouday's' Yon will receive highest Cash Prices. We buv out i igbt or ban
" , y' zr ,nl reached here ' (Ue on Commi.ssion.
'.":: Its evening at 0 o clock;
' o',-' el; the mercury stood i "(Jluick Sales anil Prompt Rolurtis." Coinmiss on for handling
i'.id.iy morning it was down (goods, five per cent, jend for our Price List."
: m' obi people say it has been j
d.icor leather they ever saw1,
i ':: iry. Mr. ,1. R. Hodges!
i; s tb v the ice was a half Inch !
b. ,a bis well flatanliy morn-
Ci Si -p K ing Crab went ashore
Pfttii -s ,'nnti' in tne gale Thurs-j
veil':'! : I Le crw were all'
i
.' : . Y. II. Whitt luust., of Btoi.d
i !: ,i.'i down to Kershaw L.st
. b oa a bnsines trip.
Mm. ! ; ibt-th Smith and Mrs.:
o'lti liebimarirft their homes;
-' V, b .iiie.Mi iy lor yonr city and j
.h,' in the inciemeucy of the!
i i i iiey bdve not yec re-!
..,.!. j
'i". m s (.'urti-- is very sick yet
niiii ragh'c fi-ver. I
the month of -ianoary1
lain fall h s o luchisb'y meas-
ItaeM. u's Arnica Salvo, I
; v. ia ibe world mi rut,,;
. - . - I . -ir-. r.henm. FVvi-rl
j , ' i m i.a.pc I i' n, il-. Ci.i'.bl bus,
' .., WK!". Lniptions. :.nd poM
1 . I ' ' . ' 1 ; I.' . j I 1 1 1 l U 1 I I ' 1 . IL
i : ' t-, .: I" l'ieet s ti-'-iCl'lCtl
- ai, i. .1, i'r oc 2') con's per
- ' y lb -. I'miiy. Diaiggi-t.
M 1LI.E COIIRESPONDEXCE.
b it i-. (bd: ? on in and About the
Vdlase.
A : :, t.v storrn reached as QQ tbe
ii. . io to three incites deep.
T o ... ion ot hog killiog is neav
p i a ' and the largest of tbe
..'i were two seventeen month
-i pig-- l;; !el bv Mr. Q. A. Wbi'e,
netting Idj ibs, the other i
it-;
W : i : h t iied iwn of a new year,
village ban assumed a new and
i .!- I p o.pt-rify. Even daring
K'-i lin-lv cold days of the past
:.-,.-: i is were often crow
: : a eils'omeis,
!'.".- 11 gii school, has aga;u
ill u-i doors under the wise
d t hi- eie.ur m '.nagement of PfOf.
. !'. I.irns. Pr if. Bums is a
.,'.- ia ,ti of energy and ability,
; . U: T-t ad c . z-ns will utaiid
i.::.:, be will lui'dd a school of
:ai we sli'Hild be jas'ly pvoud.
S EL I-ler of Q ddsboro be
i s ra s of .neetings in the
. -!c -:!, m church Monday i. igbt.
b: ", :ii:i red in the wo'k bv
Widiaia Black aud Dr. W D.
n. -
s
cxican
t i j
I ustane
O i
ininjcntj
t . j
vn.-intetl L'cJdsrs,
cic Pains,
::nd Strains.
:- Aliments,
e Aiimenis.
:o Ailments,
"V net rates Muscle,
.'bibrane and Tissue
vttickiy to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy,
i Vigorously.
".ustantr Liniment conquers
i'xiiii,
: "i ibes Tlaa or Beast weli
Cisiti.
s
VITIl A BPiGEK SUPPLY OF-
.tjbl. faW l-al a.-
Tbey wen-bought right nini.vvill be suld ruin for GASH or Nc-
gotiable paer -- lbi now and get your pick of a big lot -any
one of which will be woitb yniir nioiiey.
"' ' " '.
hip
and UTHL'lt
DAVIS, HILL & CO,
308 10th Street N. W. Washington, D. C-
Z f
JJ"mhEb.D HORSES AND MULES
RANGING FROM 4 TO 7 YEARS OLD.
, - ... .
Ana Weijminji i?rom
j Some extra fiue I ),-i cis in Horses also adapted to all purpose"
- 1 Exceptionally line Draft Horses
A full and complcto line of Buggies and
Harness always on hand.
Blue Front Stables, Middle Street, New lierue, N. O.
GEORGE SLOVER, Pres J. C WATKIXS, S.c & Trean,
SLOVER HARDWARE CO.
DEALEKN IX.
Hardware and Farming Implements,
MOUSE TUMOTSItlliW
CEMENT. PLASTER and HAIR,
PAINTS. OIL and VARNISH,
BUGGY and ART MATERIAL,
IRO , STEEL and NAILS.
72 MIDDLE STREET
The 6
real
ESankrupt
Has Returned from the North where he Pur
chased his Stock at
JL. Gr2TOvt:r Sacrifice
Ia Prices than ever before heard off
HIS STOCK OF CLOTING
Is the Largest in the citv of
New Berne, and Second
to None in the State.
Reader let nie say to you safely Let ine
whisper in your ear see ine before vou spend
your hard earned dollar, come down and ex
! amine mv stock betore you buv.
Is thankful lor past favors, and wishes to
say to the people it will be to their interest
to see him.
TEWAIT
TH N EYPI!-
Your . .
PRODI IE To
CO.,
Z Cm
r, 1 , , 1 1 , ,
8o0 to l-ioO lbs. iiacc.
and .Mules.
Ameiican
!t
aler
1